The Green Pages at Garden.org

Family run Greenhouse serving the Lehigh Valley PA for many years.
These guys carry houseplants year round as well as seasonal offerings and an AMAZING selection of shrubs, perennials and annuals in the growing season.
Every plant is well grown and healthy, my greenhouse and home are full of their houseplants.
The owners are available and always helpful when a customer has questions.

I won October's NARR and three 1-gal roses arrived perfectly packed.
One of the roses had blooms. Wonderful company to deal with...great communication. Thank you, perfect plants.

Have ordered several times from this company and been happy with both the plants and the service. My questions have been answered promptly and with detailed explanations.

Also, like their dahlia selection which is good for cut flower growers. And the paper whites bulbs for Christmas are really big and flower well.

I received my first order of seed from Sow True Seed. It arrived quickly, well packed with thorough information about each item.

They have lots of open pollinated seed and some heirlooms also.

Their site has some history of various seeds as well as growing information.

Instead of sending different seeds that I had no need for as a bonus, Sow True Seed included some blank, empty seed envelopes for me to use when saving my own seed. I love this gift and the thought.

They also included a new seed catalogue and planting guide for me to while away the winter days while awaiting spring.

I am certain I will be ordering from these good folks again.

I've been a Bluestone customer for over 30 years. I've watched both their catalog and their selection grow. Their wonderful customer service remains the same. Gardening in Arkansas can be a challenge. It sleets and snows after the last frost dates. Plants advertised for sun bake in 100 degree days. Drought resistant plants rot in unprecedented amounts of rain.

It doesn't matter. Bluestone guarantees that their plants will grow and come back the next year. They will replace plants that do not survive. They even give you a choice. If it seems that a particular type of plant fails in your environment., they'll send you something else that won't. I've bought plants from many nurseries. This is the best guarantee a gardener can get.

I am very pleased with the customer service at Gardener's Supply. They were excellent at honoring their guarantee. I received a set of decorative stakes as a present. One broke in a windstorm. As it had been discontinued, they gave me a gift certificate for the value of the damaged item without question.

Orders are processed and shipped quickly, without any clerical errors or mislabeling. The plants are healthy and large for the price, and the packaging is superlative. It holds the potted plants firmly in place without damaging any of the canes, but it's also easy to remove from the plants by hand because it doesn't include any heavy-duty staples or anything else requiring tools for removal. In addition, I think it's highly commendable that this nursery, in contrast to some other own-root nurseries, does not offer roses that won't grow well on their own roots.

I decided to place an order for daffodils with Mary's Garden Patch because of their support of the National Gardening Association. The bulbs I received were large and very healthy. The shipment was on time and the packaging was great. I'll be ordering from Mary's again soon.

3 perfect roses from the NARR arrived in perfect condition, still blooming:

The Unbreakable Broadfork is a simple but amazingly powerful tool.
The sycamore sapling below is 11 feet tall, has a 6 1/4 foot horizontal root and I was able to remove 11/2 feet of the vertical root with the Broadfork, my hands and a little hand pruner (also in photo).

I'm 58 years old, with chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia. I let this sycamore sapling grow for the last 4 years, because I simply didn't have the strength to dig it out of my rock and red clay soil with a pick and shovel.
I had 2nd pick in the NARR, and was thinking of picking something else. Fortunately, I asked my local CSA farmer family if they knew what a Broadfork was, and they said they had a standard sized one for her and a tall one for him. They had paid nearly $300 apiece for theirs, and said they use them constantly, and they were worth every penny, although they paid more than what Easy Digging charges. If I had not had the amazing good fortune to win mine in the NARR, I would order an Unbreakable Broadfork from Easy Digging in a heartbeat, knowing what I do now.

Have had good dealings with this establishment for a number of years, which led me to ask if they would allow my Epi's to be ordered through this nursery.